MMr. Moon
It's just not like our son to do something like this.
NNorma
Well, he's actually my stepson, but, you know, I feel like I gave birth to him. But I don't love what he's doing
MMr. Moon
He's letting his grades drop, cutting class... caught him hitchhiking the other day. Hitchhiking!
NNorma
We don't know where he goes. We don't know who his friends are anymore.
FFred
We thought you might have better insight into this than we do, you have experience.
NNorma
You know our son as well as we do. Probably better.
I'm sorry. I have to apologize. I have two new babies at the house and my mind's just a blur. I-I'm sure I should know who you are, even if you're new to the church, but...
FFred
It's our fault. We were in such a hurry, I... I guess we just assumed...
NNorma
We don't even go to your church.
Lou? Anything the matter?
Lou
No, no. I just didn't realize you were back from maternity leave.
Lou
Please forgive me.
Oh, he's one of our deacons who, uh, has his own office, but, anyway... I think you were about to introduce yourselves.
NNorma
I'm sorry. I'm Norma and this is Fred Moon.
Moon? Your son is Jimmy Moon?
FFred
That's right. Lucy's old boyfriend. We really need your help.
NNorma
We think Jimmy's doing drugs.
Lou
Where's your father, Ruthie?
He's at home and he doesn't know that I'm here. And I risk being punished to tell all of you that my dad really needs that raise so he could buy a new car. But I think you should change your minds. Do you know all the things my father does? He helps kids who are in trouble and people without jobs or houses. And when something really bad happens, he's there. And you know why? 'Cause he cares. But don't worry, he'll keep caring whether he gets the raise or not. I'm just hoping you'll change your minds. That's about all I have to say.